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Many of the world’s 650 million people with disabilities are travellers with special needs. For them, simple tasks can be challenging, from checking in luggage to getting on and off planes. For more than 10 years, boutique German travel agency Weitsprung GmbH has organised guided tours around the world for individuals with reduced mobility — from those in wheelchairs to blind people accompanied by their guide dogs. Now thanks to the help of the Enterprise Europe Network, the travel agency has found a partner hotel in the sunny shores of the Aegean sea, the Alexander the Great Beach Hotel. www.enterprise-europe-network.ec.europa.eu
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Comment by MsReisebuero on 13 January 2011:
A nice video and an interesting theme about. I think, that we should practise cooperation in all fields of daily life in order to help each other. The partnership of these two business-partners offers a new point of view about how business can be combined with some kind of social responsibility.
Comment by salmagio0 on 13 January 2011:
With care and participation, we can show our hospitality capabilities to other countries. Congratulations!